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Crowd on Parliament Hill for national pro-life rally told 'Canada must do better'
Crowd on Parliament Hill for national pro-life rally told 'Canada must do better'
National Post·4d ago

A large group of people gathered in Ottawa to protest Canada's abortion laws. They want the government to make laws that protect unborn babies. This shows how divided people are on the issue of abortion in Canada.

With such a slim majority, can Carney afford to lose Guilbeault?
With such a slim majority, can Carney afford to lose Guilbeault?
National Post·5d ago

The Prime Minister can't afford to lose a key member of his team because his party barely has enough seats to stay in power. If the Prime Minister loses support from his own party, it will be harder to get things done, like making deals with Alberta.

Liberals block motion to make health minister testify on failed e-prescribing program
Liberals block motion to make health minister testify on failed e-prescribing program
National Post·May 5·Leans critical

The Liberal party stopped a vote that would have made the health minister answer questions about a failed electronic prescription program. This program cost taxpayers $200 million, and people want to know what happened to the money. Blocking the vote means it will be harder to get answers about the missing funds.

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Carney hits back on B.C. property rights decision, as Conservatives form task force
Carney hits back on B.C. property rights decision, as Conservatives form task force
National Post·Apr 30

The Prime Minister disagrees with a court ruling in British Columbia about property rights. He thinks the court made the wrong decision. This is important because it could change how much control people have over their land and homes.

Liberals to table motion Wednesday aimed at giving them control of parliamentary committees
Liberals to table motion Wednesday aimed at giving them control of parliamentary committees
National Post·Apr 21

The Liberal party wants to change how parliamentary committees work. They want to make sure that they have more members on each committee than other parties because they have the most seats in the House. This could let the Liberals control what the committees discuss and investigate.